Meeting point from 16.00 in Palermo. Meeting with the crew, briefing on the week's program and on the on-board instrumentation, then everyone to make the galley with the help of our crew. Accommodation on board and if you are ready, by 18:30/19, and the weather conditions allow it, you set sail (about 1/2h of navigation) towards Mondello or Terrasini, to spend dinner and the night in the roadstead, under the stars.

Breakfast on board and we set sail. Navigation along the coast through the Zingaro Reserve to San Vito Lo Capo, a fishing port that has become a pleasant tourist resort, with its characteristic long sandy beach. You will go ashore with the tender for an aperitif, dinner or even just a walk in the village. Overnight stay at anchor in the bay of San Vito Lo Capo.

Navigation to Favignana, the largest of the islands, with its characteristic butterfly shape. The name derives from the construction stone, called Favignana, which is extracted from tuff quarries. Once you arrive, you will stop for a dip and relaxation at Cala Rossa, the island's symbolic inlet, which offers both rocks and sand set in a sea that embraces shades ranging from blue to light blue. For the evening you will enter the port where, moored, you can comfortably get off in the main village of the island.

Breakfast and for those who want to visit the Tonnara Florio. The former Florio factory, of the Tonnare di Favignana and Formica, It is here that Ignazio Florio, at the end of the nineteenth century, circumnavigates Favignana with a stop at Cala Pozzo or Cala Rotonda. Navigation to Marettimo (about 3 hours) and arrival in the late afternoon. Marettimo, the wildest and most extreme island of the Egadi Islands, fascinating and magical dominated by Monte Falcone, is full of beautiful natural caves, famous for hiking. Thanks to its remoteness, the impervious nature of the mountain and the low impact of man on the environment, it preserves a very precious vegetative and faunal heritage, where unique species of the Mediterranean have managed to live. We will go down with the tender to visit the village and, if you wish, you can choose to dine in its renowned restaurants and enjoy the soup with Egadi lobster. Overnight stay at anchor in the Bay of the Marina di Marettimo.

Dolce risveglio e dopo Colazione, si salpa per Punta Troia per vedere il promontorio ed il suo Castello, fare qualche sosta bagno, qui relax e pranzo, (per chi vuole può arrivare dal sentiero da terra dal paese per Punta Troia, cammino previsto di circa due ore). Nel tardo pomeriggio, navigazione verso la piccola Levanzo, (2 ore di navigazione). Levanzo è costituita da rocce calcaree bianche che presentano numerose grotte. Il nome greco dell’isola era Phorbantia, probabilmente a causa dell’abbondante quantità di erba nell’isola. Il paese è composto da uno sparuto gruppo di case munite di un piccolo porticciolo, che dista circa 15 km da Trapani. È priva di strade rotabili, a parte un piccolo tratto di strada asfaltata che conduce alla spiaggia del Faraglione. Tale condizione di arretratezza tecnologica spiega l’integrità della sua bellezza paesaggistica. Staremo ancora di fronte al paese oppure a Cala Tramontana e scenderemo con il Tender per esplorare la più piccola delle Egadi.

Wake up at anchor and move to Cala Ninnoli, after a swim at the Grotta del Genovese and a dip in Cala Fredda for lunch. In the late afternoon you will set sail for San Vito lo Capo, where you will spend the night in the port or at anchor or in the port depending on the weather conditions. The town of San Vito Lo Capo will be waiting for you for a refreshing walk of Sicilian life. The heart of the town is Piazza Santuario overlooked by the sanctuary-fortress dedicated to San Vito martyr, patron saint of the town. From here, Via Savoia, quickly reaches the sea, an irresistible attraction for everyone. Via Savoia, very popular especially in the evening, is a destination for shopping and relaxing walks, while in the clubs on the beach young people meet at sunset for sparkling Happy Hour. Musicians, street artists, stalls full of original artifacts enrich the long summer evenings.

We set sail towards Punta Raisi (about 5 hours) and breakfast, and then stop for swimming and relaxation at Isola delle Femmine, which is a small and pretty town located not far from Palermo and its beautiful seafront. The same name is also given to a small islet that overlooks right in front of it. After lunch we will calmly set sail towards Palermo. Arrival in Palermo no later than 6 pm to refuel and then mooring in the base port. A nice refreshing shower and free evening between typical aperitifs, tastings and excellent Sicilian wines in the Baroque and pulsating Palermo and then overnight on the boat.